Alexei Gorobet
Alexei Gorobet is an individual software engineer and web architect, not a company. He builds client websites and applications and publishes personal experiments and open-source projects involving Next.js, Vercel, Drupal, Contentful, Payload CMS, TypeScript, and Effect.
At a Glance
- Organizations needing custom web development and digital experience work
- Engineering teams building Next.js, headless CMS, and composable-commerce systems
- Developers and teams performing application-owned data migrations
AI Tools by Alexei Gorobet
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Migrate SDK
TypeScript Data Migration Library
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Latest News
Migrate SDK 0.17.1 released with MIT licensing for the SDK, published packages, and native TUI archives.
Migrate SDK 0.17.0 released with first-party Files SDK fetchers, file transfers, journaled destination helpers, and a JSON-record migration store.
Migrate SDK 0.16.0 released with compiled TUI packages published through the release workflow.
JAKALA published ‘Modern Web Development with Headless Drupal’, covering Alexei Gorobet's Stanford WebCamp presentation and demos pairing Drupal with Next.js, GraphQL, and TypeScript.
Products & Services
Open-source TypeScript and Effect toolkit for repeatable data migrations between APIs, databases, files, and CMSs. It provides typed sources, processing pipelines, durable tracking, retries, resumable runs, rollback, migration stores, an optional CLI/TUI, and Workflow SDK support for durable remote execution.
Composable enterprise-commerce and CMS architecture built with Next.js and TypeScript, with swappable content, commerce, authentication, and platform services. The published template highlights typed GraphQL, Contentstack Visual Builder, multi-region B2B commerce, security/observability, and App Router delivery.
Next.js and Contentful starter kit with App Router, TypeScript, GraphQL/gql.tada, React Server Components, live previews, Content Source Maps, a component renderer, Cypress, Tailwind/shadcn UI, and Turborepo.
Market Position
Alexei's work is positioned around hands-on, code-first web architecture rather than a standalone corporate product. Migrate SDK differentiates from one-off migration scripts by adding typed schemas, saved progress, retries, resumability, and rollback in the user's own TypeScript code and infrastructure; it overlaps conceptually with managed data-migration/ETL tools while emphasizing application-owned control. His headless-web work compares modern Drupal workflows with SaaS headless CMS approaches such as Contentful, using Next.js, GraphQL, and TypeScript.
Founding Story
Alexei's site is a personal portfolio for public work and experiments. He started the blog to document what he learns from client projects, mentoring, presentations, and day-to-day engineering challenges, with the stated goal of creating a reference library and scaling his ability to mentor others.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Alexei describes building websites for clients; his public software projects are presented as open-source tools and templates rather than paid SaaS products.
Target Markets
- Organizations needing custom web development and digital experience work
- Engineering teams building Next.js, headless CMS, and composable-commerce systems
- Developers and teams performing application-owned data migrations
- Building client websites and web applications
- Composable digital commerce and CMS implementations
- Headless Drupal or Contentful frontends
- Repeatable migrations between APIs, databases, files, and CMSs
- Long-running, retryable, resumable, and rollback-capable data migration workflows
- Public technical education, mentoring, and documentation